Tag: precision medicine
Adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation Restores Walking in Parkinson’s Disease: Nature Medicine Study
A new study in Nature Medicine demonstrates that deep brain stimulation devices using real-time neural decoding algorithms can significantly improve…
Nasal spray reaches women’s brains differently across menstrual cycle, new study reveals
Research shows that nasal sprays penetrate women's brains at different rates depending on their menstrual cycle phase, revealing how standard…
AI-Guided Ultrasound Predicts Bubble Collapse to Improve Brain Barrier Opening
Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology have developed an AI system that predicts microbubble collapse during focused ultrasound procedures, potentially…
Plasma protein signatures reveal how individual cell types age and predict disease risk
Plasma proteomics can measure biological aging independently in 40+ cell types, with specific aging signatures predicting disease risk more accurately…
Molecular Tumor Boards Reduce Death Risk by 13% in Cancer Patients, Meta-Analysis Shows
Comprehensive meta-analysis of 78 studies shows molecular tumor boards reduce cancer death risk by 13% and progression risk by 27%.…
Oxford Study Unravels Inflammatory Bowel Disease as Multiple Distinct Conditions
Oxford-led research reveals IBD comprises multiple distinct diseases with different mechanisms. Discovery opens pathway to targeted diagnostics and personalized treatment…
USC researchers identify enzyme target for reducing Alzheimer’s brain inflammation
USC researchers have identified a new approach to combat Alzheimer's by targeting the cPLA2 enzyme that drives brain inflammation. The…
UK Restricts Prostate Cancer Screening to High-Risk Men Only
UK health advisors restrict prostate cancer screening to men with dangerous genetic variants and family cancer histories. The targeted approach…